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  1. CRG125

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    #1 CRG125, Oct 19, 2012
    I think I mentioned to a few of you a while back that I own the rights to the Monster Cable brand for all electronic storage. We just launched in Fry's electronics and running a special on our 120 Gb SSD. Here is the Ad for it, if you would like to pick one up.

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    Vivek

    http://www.frys.com/ads/page7
     
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    #2 GTHill, Nov 2, 2012
    120GB is an odd size for a solid state drive. That's actually a marketing problem because one of the instant signs that a computer has a SSD is that it's HD space is always evenly divisible by 64. That one should be 128GB.

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    #3 CRG125, Nov 28, 2012
    Its 120GB because the controller we use has over provisioning which 6 percent of the flash is used to improve reliability and speed. Look at all SSD's that are using SandForce controller, majority of them are 120 GB
     
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    #4 GTHill, Nov 28, 2012
    Interesting. Do they advertise it as 120 or 128? All my Apple laptops are in 64GB increments so I thought that was the norm. My bad.

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    #5 CRG125, Nov 28, 2012
    Yes, just go to Newegg.com. Look at any of the Intel 520 series, Kingston, Sandisk, OCZ and Corsair SSD. Samsung has their own controller and Micron/Crucial use Marvell controller with their own firmware.
     
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